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Full-Stack Engineer (TypeScript) Company Orcrist builds the Orcrist Intelligence Platform (OIP), a Kubernetes-based data intelligence system delivered as SaaS or self-hosted/on-prem (including air-gapped deployments). We turn complex, multi-modal data into actionable intelligence for defense, law-enforcement, and enterprise teams. Role Build validated prototypes—not throwaway demos. As a Full-Stack Engineer on Innovation, you’ll ship thin vertical slices end-to-end (UI + APIs + data integrations), then package your work so a delivery team can productize it confidently. What you'll do Prototype thin vertical slices across React/Next.js UI, Node.js APIs, and supporting storage/search integrations. Collaborate with PM & Design in time-boxed discovery cycles: iterate quickly, demo often, and validate assumptions. Align prototypes with shared primitives and standards: feature flags, auth flows, auditability, multitenancy assumptions, and basic observability. Integrate workflows touching streaming/orchestration (Kafka/Temporal) and partner with Data/ML engineers when needed. Ship an adoption package: documentation, interfaces, schemas, and an integration backlog that reduces handoff friction. About you 3+ years building production web applications and APIs in TypeScript (React/Next.js + Node). Strong product-engineering instincts: you can turn ambiguity into a tight 1–3 week prototype scope. Practical API and data-layer skills (PostgreSQL; comfortable integrating search when needed). Comfortable working in Kubernetes/GitOps environments and maintaining good engineering hygiene (tests, CI, docs). Security-conscious: you treat access control, privacy/PII handling, and audit expectations as part of “done.” Eligible to work in Germany; EU/NATO citizenship preferred for export-controlled projects. Nice-to-haves Real-time UI experience (WebSockets/WebRTC, collaborative editing, CRDT/OT). Complex visualization experience (graph/geospatial UX; Cytoscape/D3/Mapbox/Cesium). Some Python comfort for quick data/ML integration. German language (B1+) and/or experience with regulated or mission-critical systems. What We Offer Modern stack: TypeScript/Next.js/React, Node, Kafka/Temporal, Postgres/OpenSearch, Kubernetes. Remote-first in Germany with regular Berlin prototyping sprints, 30 days vacation, equipment & learning budget. High-impact work: your prototypes shape what becomes product across multiple delivery teams.
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